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The 15 pages that link to Florentine Camerata, each with the reason it gives.

• OperaRelated: Its experiments with musical drama helped inspire early opera.

• Baroque musicRelated: Their experiments and ideas helped inspire the emergence of opera around 1600.

• Italian operaRelated: Its experiments and theories helped inspire the earliest operas in Italy.

• RecitativeRelated: Their experiments with expressive monody encouraged the speech-like singing that developed into recitative.

• Basso continuoRelated: Its experiments with expressive solo song helped create the setting for continuo accompaniment.

• AriaRelated: Their pursuit of expressive solo singing helped create conditions for the operatic aria.

• Jacopo PeriRelated: Its members’ discussions of ancient Greek drama shaped the musical experiments Peri joined.

• MonodyRelated: Its members promoted solo song as a way to clarify dramatic words.

• Giulio CacciniRelated: Its circle and ideals formed part of the setting for Caccini’s new vocal style.

• IntermedioRelated: Ideas associated with the Camerata encouraged expressive solo singing also heard in intermedio-era works.

• Ottavio RinucciniRelated: Its experiments with declaimed singing shaped the dramatic style Rinuccini wrote for.

• Vincenzo GalileiRelated: Galilei took part in the circle whose debates helped inspire new musical styles.

• Alessandro Striggio the YoungerRelated: Its experiments arose in the same city and court environment as Striggio’s later career.

• History of operaRelated: Its members’ experiments and ideas helped shape opera’s emergence around 1600.

• Music of ItalyRelated: Its experiments helped shape the emergence of opera in Italy.